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Yes, you can pursue a PhD in Mathematics from IIT Kharagpur. IIT Kharagpur offers a PhD program in Mathematics through its Department of Mathematics. To be eligible for the program, you would typically need to have a Master's degree in Mathematics or a related field with a good academic record, along with a qualifying score in a national-level examination such as CSIR-UGC NET, NBHM, GATE, or JRF.
The admission process for the PhD program typically involves a written test and an interview, and the selection is based on various factors such as academic record, research aptitude, and performance in the admission process. You can visit the IIT Kharagpur website or the Department of Mathematics website for more information on the PhD program and the admission process.

MSU Baroda offers a full-time two-year MSc programme in different disciplines. MSU Baroda MSc admission 2021 is done basis the entrance exam. The specialisations offered in the MSc programme along with the eligibility details are presented below:
Foods & Nutrition- BFSc/ BSc in Foods & Nutrition/ Dietetics/ Public Health Nutrition/ Food Science & Quality Control/ Home Science with an aggregate of 60%
Human Development & Family Studies- BSc/ BA in Home Science/ Human Development & Family Studies with an aggregate of 55%
Clothing & Textiles- BTech in Textile Chemistry/ Textile Technology/ BSc/ BA in the relevant stream with an aggregate of 55%
Family & Community Resource Management (Hospitality & Resource Management)- BSc or its equivalent degree in the relevant stream with an aggregate of 55%
Family & Community Resource Management (Interior Design)- Bachelor's degree in the relevant stream with an aggregate of 55%
Extension & Communication- Bachelor's degree in the relevant stream with an aggregate of 55%
Biotechnology- BSc in Botany/ Zoology/ Microbiology/ Chemistry/ Biochemistry/ Pharmacy/ Agriculture/ BPharm/ BTech with an aggregate of 50%
Environmental Science- Bachelor's degree in the relevant stream with an aggregate of 50%

To determine your eligibility for government engineering colleges in India, you need to meet certain criteria, including minimum marks in the qualifying examination, rank in entrance exams, and other admission requirements. Based on the information you provided, it is unclear which exam or board you appeared for and what the qualifying criteria are for the specific government engineering college you are interested in. However, to give you a general idea, most government engineering colleges in India require a minimum aggregate score of 60% in the qualifying examination for admission to undergraduate engineering courses. Some colleges also consider the rank obtained in national or state-level entrance exams like JEE Main JEE Advanced or state-level entrance exams for engineering. It is important to note that admission to government engineering colleges is highly competitive, and the eligibility criteria and admission requirements may vary from college to college. I would recommend that you check the specific eligibility criteria and admission process of the college you are interested in to know your chances of getting admission.

No, you do not have to write the second paper (Mathematics) of the Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical KEAM entrance exam if you are opting only for medicine. The KEAM exam consists of two papers: Paper 1 Physics and Chemistry and Paper 2 (Mathematics). Paper 1 is mandatory for all candidates who wish to pursue courses in engineering and pharmacy. However, if you are specifically interested in medicine-related courses like MBBS BDS or other medical programs, you only need to appear for Paper 1. The marks obtained in Paper 1 will be considered for the medical admission process. Therefore, if you are opting only for medicine, you can focus your preparation on Paper 1, which includes Physics and Chemistry and you do not need to attempt the Mathematics paper (Paper 2) of KEAM.